Project Manager

Project Manager
Power- Transmission and Distribution
Permanent
Location: Scotland (Hybrid)
Salary guide: up to -75,000 + car or allowance * Hours: 40 per week

We''re recruiting an HV Project Manager to join a growing team in Scotland, supporting delivery across a range of electrical installation projects. This is a hybrid position and will suit someone who can lead safe, compliant delivery while managing stakeholders, budgets, programmes and site teams.

• Plan and deliver projects from design through installation to completion (programme, budget, resources, milestones)
• Coordinate delivery across electrical works and other disciplines (e.g., civils/mechanical)
• Lead teams on site (engineers, electricians, subcontractors, suppliers) including regular site meetings and progress reviews
• Control cost and commercial change (forecasting, variations, orders, subcontractor payments)
• Drive H&S and compliance, including RAMS and working to relevant UK standards/regulations (e.g., BS 7671, Electricity at Work Regulations 1989)
• Manage technical coordination (drawings/specs/submittals; liaising with designers/consultants/clients)
• Report clearly to senior stakeholders and maintain strong client relationships

• Degree or HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering or Building Services Engineering (or equivalent)
• Typically 5-10+ years'' experience delivering electrical construction / building services projects
• Strong knowledge of electrical systems, installation and commissioning
• Proven ability managing programmes, budgets and contracts
• Confident leader with strong communication and problem-solving skills
• Memberships beneficial (e.g., IET, CIOB)

High voltage / low voltage infrastructure across:

• Commercial buildings
• Hospitals/healthcare
• Industrial plants
• Ports
• Universities

• Competitive salary (guide up to -75,000)
• Car or allowance
• 25 days holiday + bank holidays
• Pension
• Learning & development
• Wellbeing support
• Cycle to work
• Benefits portal
• On-site parking
• Referral scheme